Code for various permutation p-values estimation methods for gene set test. The description of corresponding methods can be found in the dissertation of Yu He(2016) "Efficient permutation P-value estimation for gene set tests" <https://searchworks.stanford.edu/view/11849351>. One of the methods also corresponds to the paper "Permutation p-value approximation via generalized Stolarsky invariance" <arXiv:1603.02757>.
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Squish it good - Code compression for the masses
Labor Day came and I completely forgot that it would mean no Monday morning for writing a post. Hope you all had great beer and burgers, or whatever you were doing.
In the meantime, I’d like to mention something cool. Julien LeComte has released his YUI Compressor that includes a CSS minification script that I built here for internal use.
Compression is a little more than just minifying. Julien’s compressor also shortens all local variable names, resulting in significant improvements over minification alone, but without the bug-risks of obfuscation.
It’s interesting to me that his tests show that compression is actually more effective than obfuscation when the code is gzipped. I’m not enough of a gzip scholar to know why that is, but in my mind at least, it shuts packer’s Base 62 encoding out of the running. Additionally, in my (non-scientific, not statistically significant, but probably still accurate) tests, packer adds a significant amount of run-time due to the convolutions of eval and a needless large Regex. You need to have pretty big download gains in order to make it worth putting the browser through that extra work.
Say it once, say it forever, say it to yourself at night, teach it to your children: Javascript obfuscation is pointless and dangerous. You don’t get enough download savings to justify the risk of bugs, you can’t really hide your code, and when gzipped, compression is better anyhow.
The CSS Compressor that I wrote doesn’t do what CSS Tidy does. There are a few steps that could be taken from CSS Tidy, like shortening margin:1px 1px 1px 1px
to just margin:1px
. It doesn’t merge properties or background properties. Like JSMin and the YUI Compressor’s javascript minifier, it tries to err on the side of not affecting functionality in any relevant way, while attempting at the maximum compression possible within that boundary.


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Comparison of natural frequencies of the central-supported DRG at different geometry parameters obtained by the simulation and calculation: ( a) natural frequencies of the simulation and calculation results and ( b) the relative error of the natural frequencies obtained by the two methods.


IN THE HIGH COURT OF KERALA AT ERNAKULAM WP(C).No. 32657 of 2008(K) 1. RADHAKRISHNAN, S/O. LATE KRISHNAN NAIR, ... Petitioner 2. MOHAMMED RAFI, S/O. SAIDALAVI CHEENIKKAL Vs 1. PUDUPPARIYARAM GRAMA PANCHAYATH, ... Respondent 2. KERALA STATE POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD, 3. C.I OF POLICE, HEMAMBIKA NAGAR 4. MALAMPUZHA STEELS PRIVATE LTD., For Petitioner :SRI.K.K.DHEERENDRAKRISHNAN For Respondent :SMT.P.K.RADHIKA The Hon'ble MR. Justice C.N.RAMACHANDRAN NAIR The Hon'ble MR. Justice C.K.ABDUL REHIM Dated :18/08/2009 O R D E R C.K.ABDUL REHIM,J. -------------------------------------------- WP(C).No. 32657 of 2008 --------------------------------------------- Dated this the 18th day of August, 2009. JUDGMENT
Grievance of the petitioners is that the 4th respondent company is functioning without obtaining proper licence and consent from the first respondent Grama Panchayat and the second respondent State Pollution Control Board, in a manner causing nuisance and health hazards to the petitioners and their family members. The allegation is that inspite of repeated complaints the authorities of the Panchayat and the State Pollution Control Board are not taking any effective steps for preventing the 4th respondent from continuing with their illegal functioning.
2. Ext.R4(a) is the licence issued by the first respondent Panchayat for the year 2007-08, which was valid upto 31.3.2008. According to the 4th respondent renewal of licence was not granted inspite of applications made in this regard. Ext.R4(d) is the "consent to operate" issued by the second respondent, under the provisions of the Air Act and Water Act. WPC.32657/2008 2 The said consent was valid upto 30.6.2009. Learned Standing Counsel appearing for the second respondent on instructions submitted that inspite of application for renewal submitted by the 4th respondent no renewal is granted because of pendency of this writ petition. Learned counsel appearing for the 4th respondent submitted that the authorities of the second respondent Board had already conducted inspection on the basis of application for renewal submitted and they were satisfied about the precautionary measures taken for averting any apprehended nuisance.
3. Contention of the petitioner is that the 4th respondent is not entitled to continue functioning because the Panchayat had not renewed the licence. It is an admitted fact that the industry of the 4th respondent is situated in a declared industrial area promoted by the Governmental agency, SIDCO. On that basis the 4th respondent contended that the industry is outside the purview of the provisions of the Kerala Panchayat Raj Act 1994. Learned counsel had pointed out a Division Bench decision of this court in Pepsico India Holdings Limited vs. State of Kerala (2007(2) KLT 835), in which this court found that WPC.32657/2008 3 industrial areas declared by the State Government will fall outside the purview of the Kerala Panchayat Raj Act 1994, in view of section 1(2) of the said Act, and consequently the Panchayat cannot exercise any power with respect to issuance of licence to any industries situated within the premise of an industrial area declared by the State Government. Therefore it is clear that the 4th respondent Industry being situated in an industrial area is outside the purview of the Kerala panchayat Raj Act 1994 and notwithstanding non-renewal of the licence by the first respondent Panchayat they are entitled to function the industry.
4. Learned counsel for the petitioners points out that even in cases of industrial unit situated within any declared industrial area licence/registration under the provisions of the Industrial Single Window Clearance Board & Industrial Township Development Act 1999 (Ker.) need be obtained. Contention of the 4th respondent is that the unit was established prior to enactment of the said legislation and therefore they could not get registration/licence under the provisions of the said Act.
5. As stated above, it is evident that the consent to operate obtained by the 4th respondent stood expired as on 30.6.2009. WPC.32657/2008 4 According to second respondent the consent was not renewed because of pendency of this writ petition. The unit cannot be functioned without consent to operate obtained from the second respondent. Therefore it is obligatory on the part of the second respondent to take a decision as to whether the consent to operate granted to the 4th respondent is liable to be renewed or not. Since the application for renewal has already been submitted and the required formalities had already been complied with they are entitled to continue functioning of the unit under the deeming provisions contained in the relevant statute, is the contention of the 4th respondent.
6. Under the above circumstances it is only just and proper in the interest of justice to direct the second respondent to take a final decision with respect to renewal of "consent to operate", considering the factual situation prevailing at the premises of the 4th respondent and after hearing objection if any of the petitioners. The second respondent will also take note of the requirement for registration under the provisions of the Industrial Single Window Clearance Board & Industrial township Development Act 1999 with respect to functioning of the 4th WPC.32657/2008 5 respondent's industry.
7. Hence the writ petition is disposed of directing the 4th respondent to take a final decision with respect to renewal of Ext.R4(d) consent, within a period of two months from the date of receipt of a copy of this judgment, after affording an opportunity of hearing to the petitioners, taking into consideration of the observations made above.
C.K.ABDUL REHIM, JUDGE Pmn/ WPC.32657/2008 6


@Sync @CallingThread fun isWifiEnabled(): Boolean
Overrides WifiApi.isWifiEnabled
To check if Wifi is enabled on the device or not.
Return
boolean - if Wifi is enabled on device
See Also
WiseFyPrechecks.isWifiEnabledChecks
Author
Patches
Since
3.0


Let's begin with a simple capital budgeting problem. A corporation has $5 million to allocate to its three plants for possible expansion. Each plant has submitted a number of proposals on how it intends to spend the money. Each proposal gives the cost of the expansion (c) and the total revenue expected (r). The following table gives the proposals generated:
Table 1: Investment Possibilities
Each plant will only be permitted to enact one of its proposals. The goal is to maximize the firm's revenues resulting from the allocation of the $5 million. We will assume that any of the $5 million we don't spend is lost (you can work out how a more reasonable assumption will change the problem as an exercise).
A straightforward way to solve this is to try all possibilities and choose the best. In this case, there are only ways of allocating the money. Many of these are infeasible (for instance, proposals 3, 4, and 1 for the three plants costs $6 million). Other proposals are feasible, but very poor (like proposals 1, 1, and 2, which is feasible but returns only $4 million).
Here are some disadvantages of total enumeration:
Note also that this problem cannot be formulated as a linear program, for the revenues returned are not linear functions.
One method of calculating the solution is as follows:
Let's break the problem into three stages: each stage represents the money allocated to a single plant. So stage 1 represents the money allocated to plant 1, stage 2 the money to plant 2, and stage 3 the money to plant 3. We will artificially place an ordering on the stages, saying that we will first allocate to plant 1, then plant 2, then plant 3.
Each stage is divided into states. A state encompasses the information required to go from one stage to the next. In this case the states for stages 1, 2, and 3 are
Unlike linear programming, the do not represent decision variables: they are simply representations of a generic state in the stage.
Associated with each state is a revenue. Note that to make a decision at stage 3, it is only necessary to know how much was spent on plants 1 and 2, not how it was spent. Also notice that we will want to be 5.
Let's try to figure out the revenues associated with each state. The only easy possibility is in stage 1, the states . Table 2 gives the revenue associated with .
Table 2: Stage 1 computations.
We are now ready to tackle the computations for stage 2. In this case, we want to find the best solution for both plants 1 and 2. If we want to calculate the best revenue for a given , we simply go through all the plant 2 proposals, allocate the given amount of funds to plant 2, and use the above table to see how plant 1 will spend the remainder.
For instance, suppose we want to determine the best allocation for state . In stage 2 we can do one of the following proposals:
Table 3: Stage 2 computations.
We can now go on to stage 3. The only value we are interested in is . Once again, we go through all the proposals for this stage, determine the amount of money remaining and use Table 3 to decide the value for the previous stages. So here we can do the following at plant 3:
If you study this procedure, you will find that the calculations are done recursively. Stage 2 calculations are based on stage 1, stage 3 only on stage 2. Indeed, given you are at a state, all future decisions are made independent of how you got to the state. This is the principle of optimality and all of dynamic programming rests on this assumption.
We can sum up these calculations in the following formulas:
Denote by the revenue for proposal at stage j, and by the corresponding cost. Let be the revenue of state in stage j. Then we have the following calculationsAll we were doing with the above calculations was determining these functions.
and
The computations were carried out in a forward procedure. It was also possible to calculate things from the ``last'' stage back to the first stage. We could define
Figure 1: Forward vs. Backward Recursion
Corresponding formulas are:
and
If you carry out the calculations, you will come up with the same answer.
You may wonder why I have introduced backward recursion, particularly since the forward recursion seems more natural. In this particular case, the ordering of the stages made no difference. In other cases, though, there may be computational advantages of choosing one over another. In general, the backward recursion has been found to be more effective in most applications. Therefore, in the future, I will be presenting only the backward recursion, except in cases where I wish to contrast the two recursions.


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Press Conference Interviews The Big Kahuana
By Ross Anthony
At Press Day, I spoke with three principals of the film, ironically in a Beverly Hills hotel hospitality suite...
Danny Devito, Peter Facinelli and John Swanbeck.
Danny Devito:
(One member of the press joked that this convocation's condiments were far superior to those in the film.)
DD: "Better than a Cheeseball" (Danny Concurred) that's gonna be my new line.
(On Kevin Spacey as producer)
DD: He calls me up on a Friday night and says, "The part was written for you." I say, "Oh yeah right - okay, just send me the script." He goes, "I'll have someone walk it over tonight ... you can tell me tomorrow." So now I begin to smell a rat ... "When do you want to do this movie?" He says, "Oh, we start Wednesday." I said, "Oh, it was a part that was written for me, huh?" (Laughs.) I says, "The next time I read a script with a liein' bastard in it I'll send it to you!" (Laughs, in thought) ... Next year Jersey's gonna make an epic about the phone book and [Kev's] gonna star in it. (Suddenly more serious.) No, we had a good time, it was a good script, at the right time. If you recognize that when it comes along, you gotta be open to it ... you get gifts. This is a gift.
(On Peter Facinelli)
DD: We tossed him around, broke his chops. A couple of workhorses and a new guy. (Laughs.)
(On Pulp Fiction)
DD: I was able to protect Quentin ... because I was a final cut producer and there was no way anyone was going to tamper with that script no matter what.
RA: Thank You.
(On Collaboration)
DD: Everybody's free to talk and contribute and put his or her two cents in. Whoever's setting up the game should make that understood by everybody, you don't want to turn anything away, somebody might have a good idea.
RA: So what good ideas did you have ... that they used?
DD: I don't really know.
RA: You don't know?
Press: Did you see it?
DD: What?
Press: The movie?
DD: What movie? (Laughs all around.) Well, I'm almost finished with the book so I don't want to blow it. (More Laughs.)
Peter Facinelli:
(On Devito and Spacey)
PF: To work with talented actors makes my job easier. But at the same time I was also fully aware that they're very powerful people and I didn't want to get steam-rolled by them and be a piece of furniture while it's the Kevin and Danny show. They are such great inspirations to me as not only actors [but] as human beings. Kevin's at the top of his game, Danny's very talented.  Kevin could have completely taken over ... you know he's producing it as well. That's not how I felt at all ... It was three actors. Names, egos, everything aside, it was three actors and a director working together collaboratively, and everyone's opinions, voices, suggestions were valid and everyone respected each other. We were exploring this piece together, and learning from each other together. That's another thing I love about them, they're not afraid to learn and grow.
(On role models)
PF: If I could pick an actor to pattern my career after it would be Paul Newman, salad dressing and all.
Director John Swanbeck:
(On starting the project)
JS: Roger gave me the script in 1991 and I sent it to Kevin with whom I'd had a long history as one of his acting coaches. We had been looking for a project to do together on Broadway ... [however] Kevin said, "Look, this will make a great first small movie to help launch my film company (Trigger Street)."
(On getting advice as a first time director)
JS: She says, "On a Clint Eastwood set, everyone is so cool because Clint is so cool." So then I was really terrified because now I've got to go in there and be like Clint Eastwood. (Laughs.) But the point was well taken and the next day I went to the crew and said, "Look I'll make a deal with you. I'll be very clear and decisive about the story we're telling and I will concentrate on capturing that story with the actors and you guys will be responsible for capturing it on film."
(On favorite films and women actors)
JS: "Pride and Prejudices," "Chinatown," "Godfather(s)" etc. ... I would love to work with Susan Surandon sometime and Angelina Jolie. [However] this is my feminist movie because, there's no women in the movie. Larry's character has a line, "We're like dinosaurs..." For me the story captures the way men were used to relating to each other and the way the world is now challenging them to relate with each other and the old world, old boy network doesn't really work anymore. There's much more honest intimate connections that these guys are forced to deal with and that's what we were going after.
(On religion)
JS: It's a part in Peter's character's life and not what the picture's about. We don't play down to religion and we don't use it in any self-serving, manipulative way. Really it's a story of humanity. I know a lot of very religious people who have seen this film and loved it.
(On preparation etc.)
RA: Besides watching "12 Angry Men" and "Lifeboat" videos, what else did you do to Prepare for this film?
JS: I think it was really key that I made a short film before we shot "The Big Kahuana." We wrote, directed and produced it. So going through the process once was probably the smartest thing I'd done. I had the story direction experience, but I needed to learn the mechanics, I didn't want to show up and spend 16 days learning who the script supervisor was and what her job was.
RA: What happened to that short?
JS: In the middle of editing, Kevin called and said, "We're shooting in three weeks." So that become our lives for two and a half years.
RA: Now that "The Kahuana" is finished ... will you return to the short?
JS: Well we're thinking of re-shooting it digitally, because we want to get our feet wet in the digital world. Or maybe making it into a feature.
RA: Title?
JS: Marilyn.
RA: What was that one precious thing you learned while working on the short?
JS: It really taught me what the producer's job is. So I knew I could make decisions as a director to do a better job for Kevin. I knew what was coming down the pike before they happened.
RA: What was the budget for "The Kahuana"?
JS: 1.8 million - it was a passion project.
RA: What film directors have influenced your style?
JS: Mike Nicols and his improvisatory background, he gets great multi-dimensional performances from his actors by playing a scene in different ways to see how it looks. Ang Lee of "Ice Storm." Latest mentor is Kimberly Peirce of "Boys Don't Cry." It was a grave injustice that she wasn't nominated.
RA: The "Kahuana's" writer, Roger Rueff, was he on your set?
JS: We've known each other a number of years, I knew what he wanted from the script. I thought movies are an image medium, but working more internally, we were allowed to use the faces of the actors as our landscapes and the special effects would be the emotions in their eyes. Roger was, in fact, not on the set, and that was a request I made of him. I know actors when they're working on material they love and then the writer shows up ... it brings an element of consciousness to the work that I like to keep out of the process. So Roger was only too glad to not get in the way of what these actors were doing. But I'd call him every day, and play the audio tapes over the phone to him.
RA: What appears in the film that is purely new that was not in the script?
JS: A little improvisation, but they were very intent on getting Roger's words down, because they're all actors that admire a good script. Danny would be up till 3AM memorizing his lines.
RA: If you were given a huge budget, what kind of film would you make?
JS: I'd like to tell a story without dialogue, not to say I want to make a silent movie. Actually, that's what I tried to do with "The Big Kahuana." I know the film was wall to wall dialogue. But we should really think as though we were telling a story without words. So that the movie works on two levels, there's the brilliant dialogue and then the emotional under level. The non-verbal fascinates me.
-- Copyright © 2000. Ross Anthony, currently based in Los Angeles, has scripted and shot documentaries, music videos, and shorts in 35 countries across North America, Europe, Africa and Asia. For more reviews visit: http://RossAnthony.com
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Eyes Wide Shut (1999) Tom Cruise, Nicole Kidman, Sydney Pollack, Marie Richardson, Rade Serbedzija, Todd Field, Vinessa Shaw, Alan Cumming, Sky Dumont, Leelee Sobieski, Thomas Gibson, Madison Eginton, Tres Hanley, Clarke Hayes. Music by Jocelyn Pook. Screenplay by Stanley Kubrick and Frederic Raphael, inspired by "Traumnovelle" by Arthur Schnitzler. Produced and directed by Stanley Kubrick. 159 minutes. Rated R, 4 stars (out of five stars)
Review by Ed Johnson-Ott, NUVO Newsweekly www.nuvo-online.com Archive reviews at http://us.imdb.com/M/reviews_by?Edward+Johnson-ott To receive reviews by e-mail at no charge, send subscription requests to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>After watching Stanley Kubrick's "Eyes Wide Shut" and sorting through your own reactions, I suggest you hop online and check out those of various critics. After all, part of the pleasure of a Kubrick film comes from comparing notes with others, because his work is open to so many different interpretations.
Count on "Eyes Wide Shut" to provide an abundance of divergent opinions. The film concludes with a blunt, single-word statement from Nicole Kidman's character. One critic called the finale "guardedly hopeful," suggesting that "Kubrick believed in some sort of human progress after all." Another writer, after "carefully considering the wording of the character's final statement and the context in which it was made," states that "in the end, depersonalization wins out."
Meanwhile, a third critic, who considers this Kubrick's most humane film, found the final shots moving and commented on the film's "unexpected last line," referring to it as advice that is "at once practical, eloquent and obscene."
All of this in response to one carefully placed word. What fun! To the very end, Stanley Kubrick remained the consummate provocateur, as well as an unparalleled master in all aspects of filmmaking.
Deliberate and haunting, the two hour, 39 minute production is a grandly- crafted dreamscape, simultaneously intimate and detached. Kubrick puts his lead characters in overwhelming settings, where piquant observations are nearly engulfed by the swirl of light, color and sound. The fallout comes later, during painful exchanges between husband and wife.
Inspired by Arthur Schnitzler's 1926 novella "Traumnovelle," "Eyes Wide Shut" follows Alice (Nicole Kidman) and Dr. Bill (Tom Cruise) Harford, an affluent New York couple, to a Christmas party at the opulent home of one of Bill's friends, Victor Ziegler (Sydney Pollack). Separated for most of the evening, Bill visits with an old medical school buddy, tends to a female guest who has overdosed on drugs and deals with two flirtatious models, while Alice becomes giddy on champagne, fending off the smarmy advances of an aging European gent who fancies himself a playboy.
While sharing a joint at home the next night, a discussion of fidelity turns traumatic when Alice, annoyed by some over-assured, vaguely condescending remarks from her husband, explains that she once strongly considered cheating on him with an attractive stranger. I was mesmerized by Alice's bedroom monologue and Bill's reaction to her words. Here is a man who views his marriage like a Faberge egg, a meticulous construct with every aspect of the relationship affixed in just the right place to maximize its elegance. When Alice rebels, her slurry confession/verbal assault shatters his treasured illusion.
Faced with the prospect of a living marriage that demands active participation rather than routine maintenance, Bill panics. He leaves to visit a patient, but instead of returning home, prowls the darkened city streets, repeatedly envisioning a lurid affair he knows never happened. His compulsive exploration takes him into the furthest reaches of New York's sexual underground, which turns out to be far more dangerous, both spiritually and physically, than he could possibly have anticipated.
Throughout the film, Kubrick uses a thrust and retreat approach that underscores Bill's wary dance with true intimacy. Again and again, characters almost connect, only to pull back at the last moment. The effect is frustrating and illuminating.
Kubrick has more tricks up his sleeve. From the opening shot, an image of Alice's nude form that cuts to black like the blinking of an eye, he deals with audience preconceptions as adroitly as Alice does with Bill's. We get the much-anticipated orgy scene, but it is an detached spectacle that is more chilling than erotic. The participants begin with the ritual exchange of kisses, but the figures wear masks and their lips never touch. When the sex finally starts, the motions are formal, almost mechanical (and in the U.S. theatrical version, censored by digital figures inserted to insure an R-rating from the prudes at the MPAA).
As with most Kubrick films, the imagery is sumptuous and arresting. At the Christmas party, he uses a grainy film stock that accents the rich gold and white motif. Actors are strikingly framed and lighted, with splashes of color alternately highlighting and contrasting the mood of each scene. The New York street sets are detailed, but under-populated, adding to the ghostly feel. Jocelyn Pook's score is equally effective, with pronounced piano notes heightening the tension.
But the most resonant moments are the stark exchanges between Kidman and Cruise. Although Kidman has less screen time than her husband, she dominates the proceedings with a revelatory performance that is spontaneous, fragile, authoritative and altogether riveting. But don't overlook Cruise, who displays his trademark intensity while giving his character welcome shadings.
After only one viewing, I haven't come close to processing "Eyes Wide Shut" enough to make any sweeping pronouncements on the film. Stanley Kubrick movies require multiple viewings and I look forward to seeing this seductive, challenging psychological drama again, to further study the final work from one of the greats.
© 1999 Ed Johnson-Ott
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Under Windows and with Delphi it's very easy to put the main resources (BMP and WMF pictures, icons) directly in the .EXE file.
But we can also put a lot of other things : cursors, sounds, messages and even fonts !
We must, like in most high level languages, create a resources file (.RES).
Why :
- best use of memory (load and unload of resources if necessary)
- compacity (less files)
- security (less risk of damage or loss of files)
- more rapidity to load ?
and perhaps above all the possibility with an utilitary like Resource WorkShop to have access to these resources without having the source of the program (to translate a soft for different countries for example)
It's not very difficult but the documentation, supplied on the subject with Delphi, is rather thin . I will try to explain with elements found here or there.
For each project ( PROJECT1.DPR) Delphi create a PROJECT1.RES (name_of_ project.res) in which it puts only the icon (?). We don't touch this one !
We must create a own .RES and give it a name different from the program's name (TEST here) to put all the things we want to incorporate in it (pictures, sounds, icons, strings, ...)
The method :
With an editor (Notepad or Delphi editor), we must create a text file
with .RC as extension
Example : TEST.RC in which w'll put : 2 sounds , 3 pictures, 2
cursors, 3 icons et 3 strings.
| S1 WAV
Son1.Wav
S2 WAV Son2.Wav vache BITMAP vache.bmp perroquet BITMAP perroq.bmp rat BITMAP rat.bmp baton CURSOR baton.cur seau CURSOR seau.cur I1 ICON icone1.ico I2 ICON icone2.ico I3 ICON icone3.ico STRINGTABLE DISCARDABLE { 1, "Bonjour" 2, "Good morning" 3, "Guten Morgen" } |
It's important to follow exactly this model and then to compile with BRCC32.EXE (supplied with Delphi, BRCC in Delphi 1)
Syntax : BRCC32 Test
Don't forget here to put all the resources in the current directory
when compiling with BRCC32.
If no error happens, we obtain a TEST.RES file that we can incorporate
in a project as shown below :
| var
Form1: TForm1; Implementation
{$R Test.res} |
Note :
Cursors, icons, and even pictures can be created with IMAGEDIT (supplied
with Delphi) wich can directly realise the .RES. (but be sure to
capitalize all ressources names !)
In the project w'll call these different resources with appropriate
procedures as described in file Unit1.pas.
For a basic use it's easiest to put the pictures and strings directly
in the .EXE but for a professional one it's the right way, I think.
See the program project1.dpr accompanying this text that demonstrates the technic.
I hope this could help ...
I learned a lot by studying the variety of sources generously given
by their authors to the Delphi community.
If you are interested send me a mail :
j-c.meier@ac-nancy-metz.fr


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Curt Hibbs has invaded O’Reilly’s ONLamp.com once more to follow up on his hugely popular (and Slashdot linked) article Rolling with Ruby on Rails. In this second part, he expands on the recipe application by adding additional manipulation tools and categories. The end of the article also contains a summary of the many Rails success stories and a peek at the many features Curt doesn’t have time to go into.
While Curt took a lot of flak for claiming Rails to be a silver bullet, it doesn’t seem to slow him down. In the conclusion, he writes:
Rails is not your run-of-the-mill, proof-of-concept web framework. It is the next level in web programming, and the developers who use it will make web applications faster than those who don’t; single developers can be as productive as whole teams. Best of all, it’s available right now, under an MIT license.
I believe that there hasn’t been an improvement in productivity like this in recent programming history.


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Tuesday, June 01, 2010
We were up early so that I could be at the job site by 7AM. Elder Judd and I continued with the framing. We quit and cleaned up by 4PM. With Lee’s help we got the sheathing on the north side of the roof. That gave Elder Judd time to help his wife with Cub Scouts. It put me home in time for me to take a shower, take a short nap and for Mae and I to be into Bakersfield for a dinner appointment with the Aguilar’s The Aguilar’s are natural born Philippines but immigrated to the United State in 1980. Mae met Sister Aguilar at Stake Conference and said Hello. She noticed Mae’s Missionary badge and asked her about it. In their conversation Mae told Sister Aguilar that we had served in the Philippines as missionaries. Sister Aguilar said that she and Brother Aguilar had sold their home and had moved into an apartment and are waiting for a mission call. She said that they would like to invite us to dinner so that we could become better acquainted and we might be able to answer some questions as to what to expect when you are called to serve a mission. The Aguilar’s received their mission call this last week and are called to go to the Philippines. Sister Aguilar had prepared a wonderful Filipino Dinner. We really enjoyed the evening with them. It was 10PM when we returned home.
Wednesday, June 02, 2010
I was up by 5AM but let Mae sleep in. She did get up at 6:30 and see me off. Elder Judd and I finished the framing of the single home. After lunch we got the duplex laid out. We cleaned up and I left by 4PM. I stopped on the way home and had my pickup serviced. Mae helped Sister Judd and Sister Pain clean up the house that Darrel and Pennie moved out of. They were all morning doing that as the house was left quite dirty. She then went to Bakersfield shopping. It was after 6PM when she got home. We had dinner and then watched a DVD movie. I finished this entry and we went to bed.
Thursday, June 03, 2010
Elder Judd and I continued to lay out the plates for the outside walls. At noon Elder and Sister Judd left to go to Yosemite National Park with their son and family. The building inspector came about noon and did the framing inspection on the house. It was very good and he signed of the inspection report. I asked him a couple of questions about the window clearance from the floor, and about the water closet addition for the duplex. He also saw my Missionary badge and asked several questions about our Mission and how that worked. We visited for several minutes. I worked this afternoon until Lee told me to quit and go home. I got home at 4:45PM. Mae soon had diner ready. Home Depot Delivery brought the micro wave oven that we had purchased last week. It will go in Armreta’s apartment. We watched another serious of ZAG this evening. Scott called and we visited for a few minutes then he tried to help Mae install the Conference talks to the IPod, but they couldn’t get it to work. Bob called and the sewer line plugged up and ran over our kitchen sink. He told me that it had backed up some but today they found that it was a lot more than they had originally expected. It looks like it has done quite a bit of damage to the carpeting and the cabinets. Wipple Plumbing will be there tomorrow to assess the problems.
Friday, June 04, 2010
I got to the job site before 7AM and started. Lee soon came and worked with me most of the day. Bishop Spencer Birch also spent quite a while helping us frame. There was also several of the plant office personal that came out and gave us help lifting and placing the walls when we got them nailed together. There was a lunching held for all the plant management and their families, which sister Browning and I were also invited. It was very nice. Lee indicated that maybe I should call it a short day but I wanted to get more done before quitting. It was after 4PM when we quite but we had the west, south and east walls framed and standing plus the small north walls framed before we quite. After dinner this evening Mae and I took some pictures outside. I then downloaded the pictures from the camera and resized some so Mae can e-mail them to our family. We then watched a DVD that we purchased. It was a cute story of a boy growing up and deciding what he wants to do with his life. We really enjoyed the movie. I sure enjoyed being home with Mae and relaxing.
Saturday, June 05, 2010
I woke up about 4AM and fearing that I would wake Mae I slept a while in the recliner. When Mae woke we enjoyed rubbing each other’s feet for a while. I prepared breakfast while Mae did her hair. After breakfast I made a batch of almond butter. Mae has been busy preparing for Georgia and Rick’s arrival. I called Bob and talked to him about the apartment and if the insurance pays what we expect it will it will cost about $1,200 to have the drain pipe taken out and repaired right. The carpeting, kitchen flooring, cabinet top and possibility some of if not all of the cabinets has to be replaced. Some of the sheetrock is being replaced so that means some painting. With all that work and having the drain repaired so that we don’t have to continually watch that, it should be worth it. Georgia and Rick arrived here about 1:30PM. Mae had lunch ready. We sure have enjoyed visiting and being with them. We toured around the farm and explained some about the harvesting and processing of the nuts. We mainly set around relaxing and visiting. We played Knock for a while. I was the last one to shower and go to bed and that was mid-night.
Sunday, June 06, 2010
We slept in as it as today is Fast Sunday. We attended Church and enjoyed the spirit there. In Sunday school the room was very cold so rick and I adjusted the temperature which Mae and Georgia said it felt much better for Relief Society. However we then were told that the Nursery was way to warm. After leaving the chapel we drove out to the homes at the Sherwood farm as Rick and Georgia know Tenney and Jenny Lamoreaux and they wanted to meet them. When we got home Mae had a very nice dinner soon prepared. We relaxed and visited. Later we watched a documentary on the National Parks. We made reservations to go on a tour at the Hearst Castle tomorrow. It was after 10 PM before we got to bed.
Monday, June 07, 2010
We got up early so that we could go to Hearst Castle today. Mae prepared waffles and scrambled eggs for breakfast. We sure had fun being with Rick and Georgia. We had a tour scheduled and reserved for 1:10PM so we had time to eat lunch before being at the ticket office. As we entered the tour gate they took a group picture of the four of us. We really enjoyed the tour through the castle but it was interesting how so much money could be spent just to satisfy one personal gratifications. It was about 9PM when we got home so I soon went to bed.
Tuesday, June 08, 2010
I got up and let the rest sleep in a little longer. Work went well and we felt good about what we got done today. Mae brought Rick and Georgia over to the plant and had arranged for them to have a tour of the plant. They did take time to see the houses we are building. Lee with some other workers poured some cement for a gas tank pad. Elder Judd was also helping him and about noon Elder Judd came to me and said that Lee had gone for a few minutes and that hee, Elder Judd, had to go into a Dr. for some test results. He ask if I could keep watch on things until Lee got back. I noticed that all the Spanish help had gone to lunch. I could hear the cement mixer working quite hard. I went over and the trailer has jumping with the turning of the concrete in the mixer. I looked inside the barrel and realized the concrete was getting quite hot. I added water to stop the cement from setting up and called Lee to see what his timing was. Had I not checked there could have been real problems. I stayed with the cement until we got it poured and some post placed. After lunch Mae and Georgia went shopping in Bakersfield. They had a good time and got some good sales. I think the best time was for the two of them to spend some time together. Rick enjoyed staying home and said he got some reading done that he wanted to do. I came home about 4PM and Rick and I got talking. Mae called and I gave her the choice to go out to eat or tell me what she wanted us to prepare for dinner. Rick and I ended up getting dinner ready just about the time Georgia and Mae got home. After dimmer we watched a DVD made by Brandy to celebrate Nolan’s tenth year from the time he was hit by lightning. Georgia and rick then explained an experance they had that day in connection with Nolan. We then played a game of Mormon Bridge in which Rick ended up winning. It was late when I went to bed but it has been a great day and evening. Mae stayed up later.
Wednesday, June 09, 2010
I let Mae sleep in again this morning but she woke before I left for work. Rick and Georgia wanted to go walking with Mae again this morning. Mae said that it was almost 11AM before they got away. It has sure been nice having them come and visit us. Work went well today and we accomplished quite a lot. It was five PM before I got home. The missionaries were waiting outside when I got there. They had just arrived for a dinner appointment with us. I just washed up and Mae had a nice dinner on the table for us. We enjoy having the missionaries come for dinner with us. After the Elder’s left I showered and cleaned up. I caught up my journal. Mae and I then watched another show in the J.A.G. series. I finished my journal entries and we soon went to bed.
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Mae got up with me and prepared my breakfast and lunch. There will be a farewell dinner for Elder and sister Judd at noon but we are not sure if it will be something that we can eat. Work went well this morning and we should be ready to put up trusses tomorrow. Mae went Visiting Teaching, stopped and purchased some items for the dinner today. The lunching was very good and most of it we could eat. It was also nice to have lunch with my sweetheart. Elder Judd and I finished putting on the sheathing before we quite. It was after 5PM when I got home from work. Mae had me lay down and take a nap before dinner. I was going to take my shower after eating but the sprinklers came on and they take all the water so I waited. We watched a show on DVD, “Love In the Afternoon” with Gary Cooper and Audrey Hepburn. It was after 9PM when it finished. I took a shower and we went to bed. I sure love my beautiful wife and Eternal companion.
Friday, June 11, 2010
Mae made omelets for breakfast this morning. I have to read the water meters for the Kimberlina home while Lee is gone. That job has to be done each day. We hadn’t been to work very long when the crane operator came to lift the trusses onto the roof for us. I still had to lay the walls out. We got a few trusses set when the plant needed the crane to move the propane tank. That took about an hour that we mainly had to stand around. The company came to dig and install the septic tank and drain hole. The drain hole was about 8 foot in diameter and was dug 46 feet deep. The digger was quite neat to watch. It had a auger that would turn down and fill up, then they would lift it up and the bottom would open and dump the dirt in a pile to the side of the hole. It was neat to watch. When the crane returned, there was just Elder Judd, one Spanish fellow and myself to set the trusses. We had all the trusses set by noon. Mae came over and took some pictures of us setting the trusses. This afternoon we set ties and set bracing up. I came home and ate dinner so Mae could get the dishes done before the Judd’s came. We had a good time playing card games and visiting. It was 10:30 before they went home. We soon went to bed.
Saturday, June 12, 2010
We did sleep in this morning and then after breakfast we went into Bakersfield shopping. We found a Carpet One store and looked at their flooring for the kitchen area and carpeting for the front room, sun room and hallways. We did look at kitchen cabinets at The Home depot but we are not satisfied at their cabinets in comparison to the Field Cabinets we presently have. We stopped for lunch at Sizzler and then went to Lassens. It cost us $100 for two sacks of groceries that I could easily carry out to the car. I took a 15 minute nap when we got home and then we went to the park at Kimberlina for a Ward party. We took our own food as most of the food was not on our diet. It was a good social with a good attendant. I came home and hoped to watch a movie but instead Mae and I worked on our lesson for nursery tomorrow until 11PM. We quite and went to bed.
Sunday, June 13, 2010
We got up at 6AM and had to hurry to be at church on time. I had to stop at the Kimberlina housing water station and take readings before going on to the chapel. We went right to the nursery room and got it set up. We went to the chapel in time to practice the music that we will be singing today in meeting. Sacrament meeting was very good. Two High Councilmen spoke and the choir sang. We then went to the nursery where we had 9 active boys and two girls. It was a busy two hours and we came home very tired. After getting a light lunch we took a nap. We slept about two hours. I called Brother Neiderhauser in Clinton and asked him if he would go over and look at the kitchen cabinets in our apartments and get an opinion as to what will have to be done to repair them or if they will have to be replaced. I talked to Bob and he now is having trouble with the water softener. I downloaded the pictures from the camera and worked on getting the childrens pictures download that we took today. I have them ready to print but we don’t have photo paper here. I caught up my journal and it is now after 9PM so I guess we had better go to bed.
Monday, June 14, 2010
Mae hadn’t slept very well so I had her sleep in. She had put my lunch and breakfast together during the night hours in which she couldn’t sleep. I went to work, stopping on the way at the Kimberlina housing water pump to take the daily readings. I then went to the Kimberlina shop and added water to the water container in my pickup. I also picked up two bottles of water for our house. We continued working on the house and decided that we needed a different saw and while at it a new cordless drill as the one we have has two bad batteries. We also need some coil nails for the sheathing, so I went to Bakersfield in search of the items. It was after noon when I returned only getting part of the items we wanted. Elder Judd and I sheathed the gable ends and cut the truss tails even. At 4 PM we quite work on the house and I went over to Dibble’s and checked their clothes dryer. It is warren out and in my opinion not worth working on. Elder Judd located a store Bakersfield that carries the coil nails that we want so I will go there in the morning. When I got home Mae had dinner about ready. I had time to shower and clean up before dinner. After eating we lessoned to a cassette tape entitled “The Trial” and really enjoyed it. I filled in this entry before going to bed.
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
I got up early so that I could go into Bakersfield by 6AM. Mae was upset at me last night because I was getting up so early. Yesterday I spent so much time going into Bakersfield that I didn’t want to loss that much time today. I was able to get the items that I needed and was back to the plant by 7:30AM. Mae went to the nursing home today. She came over to the job sight and brought my lunch as I had forgotten to get it this morning. She stayed and ate lunch with me and that was sure enjoyable. Elder Judd and I quite work at 3:15 PM and cleaned up. We were both tired and hot. Mae went into Bakersfield and got me another back brace. We got home about the same time this afternoon. I showered and took a nap before dinner. I talked to Bob concerning the problems there. I think he is going to be able to get things taken care of. After dinner we watched a JAG series and went to bed.
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Work went well this morning. Elder Judd and I got the facia on the two gable ends and started on the sheathing of the roof. Sister Judd has been busy trying to get packed to go home on Friday. I told Elder Judd that he should quit and help his wife. He wouldn’t hear of it. About 11:20 AM I heard a sheet of sheathing drop and as I turned, I saw elder Judd’s feet going over the edge of the roof. I ran to the edge of the roof and Elder Judd was laying on the ground. I asked if he was ok to which he replied the he thought so. I quickly got off the roof and ran to him.  He set up and then got up. I had him set and rest a few minutes. He suggested that he should go to the house. I agreed that he should and should rest for a while. A few minutes later Sister Judd asked where Therin had gone. I realized that she had been gone when Elder Judd had gone to the house. I told her she should check on him because he had gotten hurt. I went to the house to see if he was ok. Sister Judd had called her son who is the CEO of the hospital and he had told them to come into the hospital to be checked. I took a lunch break and then continued to work by myself. Later Fernando came out and I asked him if any of the bosses were there. They are all gone either on assignments or on vacation this week. I told him what had happened to Elder Judd and wondered who I should tell about it. He didn’t know. Fernando later came out and helped me with the sheathing. I was very tired when I left for home. I called Mae and she asked if I would stop at Apple’s market for a few items which I did.  After dinner I watched a movie on DVD. I then took a shower and typed this entry. Mae called Kylan and we wished him a Happy Birthday. She also talked to Scott for a while this evening.
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Work went fairly well today. Fernando Osorio came out and helped me this morning. We finished putting the roof sheathing on. He also started nailing it for me. That was a great help. Mae came over and helped Elder and sister Judd finish their packing and helped with the cleaning of the trailer. I was asked if I could repair a wall in the employee’s lunch area as workers are preparing to replace the flooring throughout that area. I had to go into Shafter and buy some drywall mud and some tape. When I got back Mae came out and we ate lunch together. I had Mae help me on the roof to chalk out nailing lines. It was cute the way she would move around on the roof with fear of being on the roof. I really did appreciate her help in chalking the lines, for it saved me a lot of walking back and forth. After putting the first coat of mud on the patch I went over to Lee’s shop for some tools. I washed my pickup as it really needed it. After getting home I showered and took a nap. Mae let me sleep about ½ hour and then she woke me for dinner. We went over to the Wasco Ward House for a special fund raising dinner put on by the Young Women to raise funds for Girl’s camp. It was quite special as they prepared a special dinner for Mae and I because of our diet. We thought that was very special of them. We stopped at the grocery store for a few items and then took some throw carpets to the Judd’s that Mae had washed for them. We then stopped at Lee’s shop for a router before coming on home. I filled out this entry while Mae prepared my lunch for tomorrow. It’s been a busy day.
Friday, June 18, 2010
Mae got up with me to get me off to work. I stopped and read the water meters before going on to the plant. I got there just as the Judd’s were about to leave. I did get to visit with them for a minute. I finished the roof sheathing and then cleaned up the house and put the tools away. I was concerned with the tools being left out without anyone living there over the weekend. I called Mae while I was on the way home. She asked me to stop at Apple’s market for some cookies. It was after 5PM when I got home. Mae had dinner about ready but wasn’t sure when Roy and Linda would get here. I took a shower and a nap.  She is sure good to me. It was about 7:15PM when Roy and Linda got here as they had gotten lost and didn’t have our phone numbers with them. Linda said to Mae when she greeted them “It’s good to see a friendly face.” She said that Roy was so mad at her for not bringing our phone numbers. We enjoyed visiting while we ate and after doing the dishes we planned the trip for tomorrow. Linda had been worried for some time on how we would be able to find the places we wanted to see in Los Angeles as it is the largest land mass city in the world. While she was looking at the map and Mae was looking on the internet, finally Linda said: “What do you think about going on a tour of the city?” We thought that was great so Mae looked up tours in L.A. and founds L.A. Tours. It showed all the places we wanted to see plus many more. Mae called and they did have a few openings and it would cost us $60.00 for seniors. We scheduled it. We will have to leave by 6AM in the morning in order to get to the tour that we have registered for. Good night!
Saturday, June 19, 2010
When I woke Mae I gave her a kiss and wished her a Happy 51st Anniversary. I had got up at 4AM and woke Mae at 4:30AM. We got ready and started breakfast and woke Roy and Linda at 5PM. It was a little after 8AM when we got to LA. It took us a little while to find the tour Co. that we made reservations with. We asked two police officers and both gave us wrong directions, but we found it anyway. We started the tour at 9:15AM and got back to the office at 3:30PM. We were sure glad that we had scheduled with a tour group. It would have been a disaster if we had tried to see the city on our own. As it was we saw and were told about Marina Delray Bay, Venice, beaches where we had time to walk out to the ocean, Santa Monica, LA Oil Fields, Beverly Hills, a special place where we got a good view of the “HOLLYWOOD” sign and many more places of interest. We saw many shops, homes of the “Rich and Famous”, USC campus, the financial areas, residential areas, golf courses and many more points of interest. We all agreed that it was the best way to see the LA area. We stopped for some dinner before coming home. It was going on 9PM when we got home so I didn’t take time to fill out this entry but just went to bed.
Sunday, June 20, 2009 ***FATHERS DAY***
Roy and Linda attended our church meetings with us. After Sacrament meeting we left them to attend Sunday school and Priesthood and Relief Society meetings without us as we had the Nursery to be over. The children we full of it today and when the two hours were over we were very tired. We stopped on the way home at the plant and showed Roy and Linda the homes we are building. Mae prepared a very nice dinner. We enjoyed the rest of the day visiting and playing games with Roy and Linda. This time together has been good as we have cleared up some old miss-understandings. It was late when we went to bed. I got a call from Sandi, Scott and Mike wishing me a Happy Fathers day, also a call from Logan and I thought that was very secial for him to call. I received a Father’s Day card from Jeff, Gale and the children in the mail on Saturday.
Monday, June 21, 2010
I left for work at 6:30AM. Mae had got up before I went to work but I let her sleep in. I guess Roy and Linda didn’t get away until it was after 8AM. Work went well and after 8AM I called tor a framing inspection, expecting it to be tomorrow. However about 11AM the inspector came. He complemented me on the well built house. There was one problem and that was with the blocking of the trusses at the outside walls. California requires blocking different that Utah, Idaho and Arizona. I will make those adjustments but other than that he passed the house ok. I cut the new blocking out of any scrap 2 X 6 that was left over. I used Lee table saw to cut to blocking to size. Lee got home today and we at the shop when I came to cut the blocking. It was good to visit with him. When I got home Mae had me take a shower and a nap. We read a couple of talks from conference and then Mae read the information that she had typed about David’s life. She had done a good job. I filled in this entry and we watched a JAG movie and went to bed.
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Mae got up to get me off to work. I worked in Lee’s shop making vent blocking as the inspector wants the blocking changed. The plumbers were working on the duplex today and should be finished tomorrow. I built the end shelves for the tubs in the baths of the duplex. I did get quite a bit done but a lot of my time was working with other. I came home before 4Pm this evening. I did take a nap before dinner. Shellie and Jase arrived at 7:40PM. We enjoyed visiting with them. It was almost 10PM when I finished this entry and went to bed.
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Shellie and Mae stayed up late visiting so I let them sleep in this morning. Mae had prepared my lunch and breakfast before she went to bed. Work went well on the house today. I went into Bakersfield and ordered the shingles for the house on the condition of the approval of Lee. The plumbers finished the rough in but the HVAC team didn’t come. I helped Lee move his cabinets to his house after I quite working. I had time to come home, shower and change and eat before I went back to the plant where the Young Men from our ward came and I showed them the houses and told them about the construction trade. I came home and took a nap and then we watched a show of JAG before I went to bed. Mae and Shellie again stayed up.
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Mae again had my breakfast and lunch prepared. Work went well. They hired a young Spanish fellow to work with me as a helper. I got him set up with work to do and then I went back into Bakersfield with a change in the drip edge of the roofing order. When I got back Hernandez had the work done that I had left him with and was sweeping out the houses. We put the windows in and while Hernandez finished nailing the windows I set electrical boxes. We had the missionaries eat dinner with us this evening. Elder Blonk will be going home next Tuesday so this will be the last time he will eat with us. We have enjoyed having him. After dinner and the Elders left, Mae, Shellie and Jase went for a walk. I watched one of the shows of Big Valley and filled capsules. It sure seems like we go through those fast. I finished this entry and went to bed. Mae will stay up with Shellie a while longer.
Friday, June 25, 2010
Work went well; Hernandez seems to be a good worker if I show him what to do. I quit and cleaned up the tools about 3:30PM but with a stop at the store on the way home for Mae it was still 5PM when I got home. I showered and cleaned up and then took Mae and Jase out to dinner. We were going to go to Hodel’s but the GPS took us to Home Town. It was good any way and we all enjoyed dinner. We came home and put a movie “An American in Paris” on the CD player. I soon fell asleep so Mae watched it.
Saturday, June 26, 2010
We enjoyed sleeping in this morning. Jase also slept in so we took advantage of it. We have a gofer digging in our back yard so I went out and tried to bait him. We will have to watch to see if I was able to find his run or not. I spent a little while setting the sprinklers and timer on the yard. Mae went Visiting Teaching to a sister that has just had an operation. I laid down in the recliner and took a nap. After a short nap I repaired two nail guns that Elder Judd had ordered the parts for. Mae fixed a great lunch and then both she and I took another nap. I took Jase with me and we went to Shafter and bought some bauble fluid, a toy for Jase and a multiple out let for the cost of $4.19 at the dollar store. I then went to the car was and washed the car. It was getting quite dirty. Mae had dinner ready soon after we got back. I helped her clean up and do the dishes and then we went for a short walk in the grove. This evening we watched a movie on DVD entitled “The Colt”. It was a Civil War movie and was very good but ended sad. I finished this entry before we took showers and went to bed.
Sunday, June 27, 2010
We got up early so that we could get to church on time. When we got there we found that choir practice was canceled today. We enjoyed Sacrament meeting but we were really busy with the nursery. We just couldn’t get the children settled down for a lesson or even for singing time. After meeting today we were set apart for our callings. Mae had made us a lunch that we ate at the park and then we went Home Teaching. When we got home Mae and I laid down and took a nap. We talked to David, Jeff and Scott’s family this evening by phone. It is sure good to visit with them and find out how they are doing. I also called and let Elder Judd know that I had his mail gum and the bird netting ready for his son to pickup. I called Brother Haywood and gave him my report for this month. We went to bed about 9:30 PM.
Monday, June 28, 2010
Hernandez and I started work at 7 AM. I met with the plumbers and had them make some changes. I laid out box placement and had Hernandez nail the boxes in place. I made a list of parts that I needed and planned to go into Bakersfield to get them. The tempter was high today and by 9AM it was just hot. I was going to quite early but it was still 4PM as I left for home. when I got home I turned off my truck and then decided to restart it and move it to another spot. The truck wouldn’t start but the starter just clicked but would not engage the motor. After calling Lee to let him know I was having pickup trouble, I showered and then took Mae and Jase with me in the car and we still went to Bakersfield. We stopped at WinCo for a few groceries, went to a Sub Way for dinner and then to Home Depot for the electrical parts needed for the houses. It was 9:30 PM when we got home. I carried in the groceries and then entered this entry before going to bed. Jase had made a very impressive car out of his Lego Creator kit. Mae took pictures of Jase and his car. He seems to have a talent for using those sets.
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
The farms mechanic came at 6:30AM as I was getting ready to take the car to work. He found that the battery had gone bad. I left him the key and then I went to work. Later today Mae drove the truck over to me and got her car. She was going to go visit Tara Guyton and had just got there when I called her to let her know that Elder ken and Sister Vivian Shaw was in Bakersfield and would soon be at the farm. She came on over and it wasn’t long when the Shaw’s got here. Mae and I helped them unpack their truck. Mae and Sister Shaw then went shopping. Elder Shaw and I visited for a few minutes and then I left him to unpack and I went back to work. I met with the electrician for just a few minutes and will meet with him again in the morning. If we can get the wiring pulled we should be ready for the next inspection and I would like to have that on Friday. I came home about 4:30PM so that I could have time to shower and change before we went out to eat with Lee, Kim, Elder Ken Shaw, Sister Vivian Shaw, Mae, Jase and myself. Lee took us to the Red Lobster for dinner. It was very good. After getting home I entered this entry and went to bed.
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
I left for work shortly after 6AM. I went over to the lumber co. and bought a half a dozen 2X4’s and some shim shingles. I also stopped at the Magdalena shop and got some ice for our drinking water. Just after getting to the plant Lee came and scheduled time to take Elder and Sister Shaw for a tour of the farm. Elder Shaw also said that a gas valve on their stove broke. I went to Bakersfield and got parts for the stove. I also picked up two electrical panels for the houses. When I got back I replaced the valve on the stove but when I lit it there was a gas leak and caused a fire in the top of the stove. It burned a couple more parts so I had to return to Bakersfield for more parts. It was noon by the time I got the stove repaired. We started pulling electrical wiring but I needed advice from the elastration and he was tied up with other problems. I asked Tim about telephone and inter-net service to the houses and that raised all kind of issues. We did get some things done but not what I had hoped to do. It was after 5PM when I got home quite tired. Mae took the care to Shafter and got it serviced as it was over due for a service. Mae had dinner about ready when I got there so I took a shower and ate. After dinner I take a nap and then we watched a show on DVD. I filled in this journal entry and soon went to bed.


The Problem
Inefficiency
Solar sails are crucial for the future of space travel - the backbone of interstellar exploration, the root of human evolution. However, solar sail technology has not progressed far enough to enable long distance space travel. Solar sails are not very efficient, only returning about 90% of the energy put into them at solar wavelengths.
Weight and Durability
If solar power is to have a stronger role in supplying an abundant source of energy in the future, the panels need to be lighter, more durable, and more cost effective. Currently, they are none of these.
Our Solution
Efficient
Our proposed solution maximizes the efficiency of solar sails. The reflective properties of CVD diamonds would potentially increase the current efficiency of solar sails to almost 100%.
Effective
Although the objective cost of CVD diamonds is higher than that of aluminum, the increase in efficiency renders our solution to be cost effective. Additionally, future advancements in diamond synthesis could lower costs by a dramatic measure.
Ethical
The synthesis of diamonds does not harm the planet in any way. They are used in a variety of applications and can replace a genuine diamond in jewelry without noticeable difference.


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Which C-137 Resident Are You?
Pick an item of clothing:
Top Hat
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Whatever!
What one item would you take to an deserted planet?
A Meeseeks Box
My Phone
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IBM Cloud BP Solution Explorer will be a cognitive computing feature of the new IBM Cloud Business Partner Guide powered by Watson. It uses IBM Watson's Concept Insights service to search for IBM Cloud solutions based on relevant concepts.
The IBM Watson Concept Insights API in this application has built a body of knowledge around IBM Cloud Marketplace solutions offered by IBM. It is not just using keyword searching.
You can find solutions by querying concepts relevant to a business need even if those concepts are not actually in any database.


| 1 Jun 1953 |
David Falco born illegitimate to Betty Broder. |
| 29 Jul 1976 |
Son of Sam kills Donna Lauria, age 18. |
| Jan 1977 |
Letter to the chief detective Capt. Joseph Borelli: "I am the Monster -- Beelzebub -- the chubby behemouth [sic]. I love to hunt. Prowling the streets looking for fair game -- tasty meat. The women of Queens are prettyist of all." |
| 30 Jan 1977 |
Son of Sam kills Christina Freund, age 26. |
| 8 Mar 1977 |
Son of Sam kills Virginia Voskerichian, age 19. |
| 17 Apr 1977 |
Son of Sam murders Alexander Esau, age 20, and Valentina Suriani, age 18, leaving Borelli another note. The letter was shared with Jimmy Breslin but no other media figures. |
| 30 May 1977 |
Son of Sam writes Jimmy Breslin a letter, which the Daily News publishes. |
| 26 Jun 1977 |
Son of Sam attacks lovers Sal Lupo and Judy Placido (age 17.) |
| 31 Jul 1977 |
Son of Sam attacks Stacy Moskowitz, age 20, and Bobby Violante. Violante survives with serious injury, but Moskowitz dies in the hospital a day and a half later. A lousy first date. However, during this incident, David Berkowitz parked in front of a fire hydrant and receives a parking ticket. Ford Galaxie, license plate 561 XLB. |
| 10 Aug 1977 |
David Berkowitz arrested for the Son of Sam killings. |
| 8 May 1978 |
David Berkowitz pleads guilty for the Moskowitz and Violante slayings. Sentenced to 365 years prison. |
| 10 Jul 1979 |
David Berkowitz's throat slashed in Attica prison, but he survives with 56 stitches. |
| 10 Dec 1991 |
The Son of Sam Law, requiring income from a criminal's books or films be forfeited, declared unconstitutional because it imposes an undue burden on individuals' speech, by U.S. Supreme Court voting 8 to 0. Simon & Schuster, Inc. vs. New York Crime Victims Board, 112 S. Ct. 501. |
| 1993 |
"Son of Sam was the first murderer anybody ever knew who could use a semicolon." Jimmy Breslin, Newsday. |
| 2 Jul 1999 |
Film Summer of Sam released, starring John Leguizamo and Mira Sorvino. |


Improving the practice of musical expression
SkyNote is an intelligent learning assistant for musicians developed at Universitat Pompeu Fabra as part of project TELMI. It has been designed to use innovative detection technologies that analyze the movement and the sound of the performing artist in real time, providing them with tools to detect and correct errors, build awareness of their technique, and practice more efficiently.
Now, we are interested in taking this concept one step further by exploring whether technology can help musicians work on their expressive performance skills.
During the months of June and July, at the UPF Poblenou campus in Barcelona, we will be working with violin players to determine how effective SkyNote can be as an assistant to the practice of musical expression.
If you are 18 years old or older and can play the violin, we would like to invite you to participate in this experiment. To do so, please provide your contact information below and we will get in touch. Thank you for being interested in shaping the future of musical education!
As a participant in this experiment you will be asked to come to UPF on a day of your choosing and perform some exercises for musical expression practice. The diagram below outlines the basic structure of the experiment. Based on the participants' feedback as well as measurements taken from the recorded audio we will form an assessment about the impact SkyNote has on expressive performance practice.
A researcher from our group will accompany you at all times, give specific instructions and clear any doubts you may have in the process.
Feel free to get in touch with us for more information.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>If you would like to participate, please leave your name and e-mail information below and we will contact you in order to schedule your visit.


BQN tutorials explain how to approach and use the language as a newcomer (or they try; please get in touch if you find that they skip ahead!). Tutorials are meant to explain key ideas and may ignore details that would be included in the documentation; also unlike the documentation they're meant to be read in order, as each tutorial will build on ideas from the previous ones.
Tutorials assume (pretty presumptively, really. Disgusting.) that you are already motivated to learn BQN and use simple rather than flashy examples. Documents to induce motivation beyond the README are not yet available. Do feel free to skim or jump around if you find you are reading a lot of things that are already obvious.
The tutorials available so far:
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| List manipulation | Lists, strings, and strands; pervasion | ∾≍⌽↕¨´ |
| Combinators | Tacit programming, booleans | <>≠=≤≥≡≢○⊸⟜ |
| Variables | Declarations, cross-roles | ∧∨¬⊣⊢↑↓«»⌾ |


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A toy to decorate the interaction with another object.
The package provides a proxy factory creating proxies, that are used
to decorate the interaction with another object as done with AOP. Main
component is the Decorating toy, a
utility class creating these proxies. Such a proxy contains an instance
of a DecoratingInvoker
that
defines the additional functionality. A DecoratingInvoker is invoked for
each method call on the proxy, for each value returned from a proxied
method, for each exception thrown from the original object's method and
for each occurring exception invoking the method in the original object.
The following example decorates an iterator of a list of strings to convert every String into an Integer. This is obviously not a type safe operation, therefore all warnings for using unchecked types are suppressed:
List<String> list = Arrays.asList("1", "2", "3"); @SuppressWarnings({"serial", "unchecked"}) Decorator<Iterator> decorator = new Decorator<Iterator>() { @Override public Object decorateResult(Iterator proxy, Method method, Object[] args, Object result) { if (method.getName().equals("next")) return Integer.valueOf(String.class.cast(result)); else return result; } }; @SuppressWarnings("unchecked") Iterator<Integer> intIter = Decorating.proxy(Iterator.class) .with(list.iterator()) .visiting(decorator) .build(); while (intIter.hasNext()) { Integer i = intIter.next(); System.out.println(i); }
The next example implements a simple trace mechanism for a single
object. Since we proxy here a real object instead of an interface, we
have to use the CglibProxyFactory
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File file = new File("."); @SuppressWarnings("serial") Decorator decorator = new Decorator() { @Override public Object[] beforeMethodStarts(Object proxy, Method method, Object[] args) { System.out.print("Called: " + method.getName()); return super.beforeMethodStarts(proxy, method, args); } @Override public Object decorateResult(Object proxy, Method method, Object[] args, Object result) { System.out.println(" ==< " + result); return result; } }; File decoratedFile = Decorating.proxy(File.class) .with(file, decorator) .build(new CglibProxyFactory()); decoratedFile.exists(); decoratedFile.isFile(); decoratedFile.isDirectory();
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Best Picture
Call Me by Your Name
Darkest Hour
Dunkirk
Get Out
Lady Bird
Phantom Thread
The Post
The Shape of Water
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
Best Picture
Best Director
Guillermo del Toro, “The Shape of Water"
Christopher Nolan, “Dunkirk”
Paul Thomas Anderson, “Phantom Thread”
Greta Gerwig, “Lady Bird”
Jordan Peele, “Get Out”
Best Director
Best Actor
Timothée Chalamet, “Call Me by Your Name”
Daniel Day-Lewis, “Phantom Thread”
Daniel Kaluuya, "Get Out"
Gary Oldman, "Darkest Hour"
Denzel Washington, "Roman J. Israel Esq."
Best Actor
Best Actress
Sally Hawkins, "The Shape of Water"
Frances McDormand, “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri”
Margot Robbie, "I, Tonya"
Saoirse Ronan, "Lady Bird"
Meryl Streep, "The Post"
Best Actress
Best Supporting Actor
Willem Dafoe, "The Florida Project"
Woody Harrelson, “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri”
Richard Jenkins, “The Shape of Water”
Christopher Plummer, “All the Money in the World”
Sam Rockwell, “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri”
Best Supporting Actor
Best Supporting Actress
Mary J. Blige, "Mudbound"
Lesley Manville, "Phantom Thread"
Octavia Spencer, "The Shape of Water"
Allison Janney, "I, Tonya"
Laurie Metcalf, "Lady Bird"
Best Supporting Actress
Best Animated Feature
The Boss Baby
The Breadwinner
Coco
Ferdinand
Loving Vincent
Best Animated Feature
Best Animated Short
Dear Basketball
Garden Party
Lou
Negative Space
Revolting Rhymes
Best Animated Short
Best Documentary Feature
Abacus
Faces Places
Icarus
Last Men in Aleppo
Strong Island
Best Documentary Feature
Best Documentary Short
Edith+Eddie
Heaven is a Traffic Jam on the 405
Heroin(e)
Knife Skills
Traffic Stop
Best Documentary Short
Best Live Action Short
DeKalb Elementary
The Eleven O'Clock
My Nephew Emmett
The Silent Child
Watu Wote/All of Us
Best Live Action Short
Best Foreign Film
A Fantastic Woman
The Insult
Loveless
Of Body and Soul
The Square
Best Foreign Film
Best Original Screenplay
The Big Sick
Get Out
Lady Bird
The Shape of Water
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
Best Original Screenplay
Best Adapted Screenplay
Call Me by Your Name
The Disaster Artist
Logan
Molly's Game
Mudbound
Best Adapted Screenplay
Best Film Editing
Baby Driver
Dunkirk
I, Tonya
The Shape of Water
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
Best Editing
Best Visual Effects
Blade Runner 2049
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
Kong Skull Island
Star Wars: The Last Jedi
War for the Planet of the Apes
Best Visual Effects
Best Sound Editing
Baby Driver
Blade Runner 2049
Dunkirk
The Shape of Water
Star Wars: The Last Jedi
Best Sound Editing
Best Sound Mixing
Baby Driver
Blade Runner 2049
Dunkirk
The Shape of Water
Star Wars: The Last Jedi
Best Sound Mixing
Best Cinematography
Roger Deakins, "Blade Runner 2049"
Bruno Delbonnel, "Darkest Hour"
Hoyte van Hoytema, "Dunkirk"
Dan Laustsen, "The Shape of Water"
Rachel Morrison, "Mudbound"
Best Cinematography
Best Production Design
Beauty and the Beast
Blade Runner 2049
Darkest Hour
Dunkirk
The Shape of Water
Best Production Design
Best Original Song
Mighty River, "Mudbound"
Mystery of Love, "Call Me by Your Name"
Remember Me, "Coco"
Stand Up for Something, "Marshall"
This is Me, "The Greatest Showman"
Best Original Song
Best Original Score
Dunkirk
Phantom Thread
The Shape of Water
Star Wars: The Last Jedi
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
Best Original Score
Best Costume Design
Beauty and the Beast
Darkest Hour
Phantom Thread
The Shape of Water
Victoria and Abdul
Best Costume Design
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Darkest Hour
Victoria and Abdul
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This option generates code for the 24 bit contiguous addressing mode of the Dallas DS80C390 part. In this mode, up to four meg of external RAM or code space can be directly addressed. See the data sheets at www.dalsemi.com for further information on this part.
Note that the compiler does not generate any code to place the processor into this mode (it defaults to 8051 compatible mode). Boot loader or similar code must ensure that the processor is in 24 bit contiguous addressing mode before calling the SDCC startup code.
Like the --model-large option, variables will by default be placed into the XDATA segment. However, a current limitation is that the compiler will spill variables into the DATA segment when it runs out of registers. This means that compiling complex code can rapidly fill up the DATA segment. This limitation is being worked on, and should be addressed in the next release of sdcc.
Segments may be placed anywhere in the 4 meg address space using the usual --*-loc options. Note that if any segments are located above 64K, the -r flag must be passed to the linker to generate the proper segment relocations, and the Intel HEX output format must be used. The -r flag can be passed to the linker by using the option -Wl-r on the sdcc command line.
--stack-10bit:
This option generates code for the 10 bit stack mode of the Dallas DS80C390 part. In this mode, the stack is located in the lower 1K of the internal RAM, which is mapped to 0x400000.
With this option, sdcc will generate the proper addressing for stack variables.
Note that the support is incomplete, since it still uses a single byte as the stack pointer. This means that only the lower 256 bytes of the potential 1K stack space can actually be used. However, this does allow you to reclaim the precious 256 bytes of low RAM for use for the DATA and IDATA segments.
The compiler will not generate any code to put the processor into 10 bit stack mode. It is important to ensure that the processor is in this mode before calling any re-entrant functions compiled with this option.
In principle, this should work with the --stack-auto option, but that has not been tested. It is incompatible with the --xstack option. It also only makes sense if the processor is in 24 bit contiguous addressing mode (see the --model-flat24 option).


Jerry (Shih-Chieh) Hsiung
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Pittsburgh, PA 15213
My research interests lie in the intersection of information theory, probabilistic theory and nonlinear optimization in the applications of mobile robotics.
I received my M.S. in Robotics from the Robotics Institute, Carnegie Mellon University in August 2018. I was a member of the Robot Perception Lab (RPL) under the supervision of Prof. Michael Kaess. My master research focused on improving the optimization methods in visual-inertial state estimation.
Prior to CMU, I received my B.S. in Computer Science from the Harvey Mudd College, where I was a member of the Lab for Autonomous and Intelligent Robotics (LAIR).
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| Oct 2, 2018 | Presented at IROS 2018 in Madrid. |
| Aug 14, 2018 | Received M.S. in Robotics from the Robotics Institute! |


vignettes/CohortDiagnosticsInPackageMode.Rmd
CohortDiagnosticsInPackageMode.Rmd
There are currently two approaches to run Cohort Diagnostics. - Embed in an OHDSI study package, where all the cohort definitions are stored as part of that study package, or - WebAPi mode - where cohort diagnostics dynamically pulls the cohort definition from a webapi instance. WebAPI is the backend of the OHDSI ATLAS application, allowing programmatic access to the cohort definitions created in ATLAS.
This vignette describes the former approach (package): how to run CohortDiagnostics using the WebAPI.
There are currently two approaches one can take to step 1: The cohort diagnostics can be embedded in an OHDSI study package, where all the cohort definitions are stored as part of that study package, or the cohort diagnostics can be used as a stand-alone solution, relying on a WebAPI instance to provide the cohort definitions. WebAPI is the backend of the OHDSI ATLAS application, allowing programmatic access to the cohort definitions created in ATLAS. This vignette describes the latter approach: how to run CohortDiagnostics using the WebAPI.
This vignette describes how to create a self contained shareable study package that can execute cohort diagnostics on a given set of cohort definitions. This is the recommended mode to run CohortDiagnostics for a study.
In this vignette, you will learn how to - use the Cohort Diagnostics template package - Hydrate the template package with the cohort definitions you want to diagnose. - Execute the diagnostics on one or more data sources. - Review the result set using the Diagnostics Explorer R shiny app of Cohort Diagnostics - (optional) Submit the results of your cohort diagnostics to the OHDSI Phenotype library.
The cohorts to diagnose should have two attributes to them.
Example:
| id | cohortName |
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| 17561 | [PL<PHONE_NUMBER>] Malignant tumor of breast referent concept incident cohort: First occurrence of referent concept + descendants with >=365d prior observation |
Note: this option is expected to be available starting version 2.2 of CohortDiagnostics. It is currently possible to do the steps described below, but is not fully tested.
The skeleton cohort diagnostics study package is here. A skeleton package is a special package that is designed to be used with Hydra. The input for Hydra is study a specifications file (in json format). Example is here.
We can create this json using the shiny app ‘Diagnostics Editor’ available here(XX– to do –XXXX). A version is deployed at data.ohdsi.org/XXXXXXXXXXXXX. The user interface of this shiny app allows you to make selections that are then used to create the specifications json file. The application also allows you to hydrate a package using Hydra, and download a .zip that contains your study package.
Alternatively, you can take the example specification-json file and edit it in notepad. You can then use to create the study package as follows
XXX—to do—XXXXXXx
Now you may install your package and execute the study.
Start with the skeleton cohort diagnostics study package is here. See Vignette from ROhdsiWebApi here. Create the ‘CohortsToCreate.csv’ file by extracting the cohorts from your atlas as described. Now, open your study package and run
ROhdsiWebApi::insertCohortDefinitionSetInPackage(fileName = "CohortsToCreate.csv",
baseUrl = Sys.getenv("baseUrl"),
insertTableSql = TRUE,
insertCohortCreationR = TRUE,
generateStats = TRUE,
packageName = "SkeletonCohortDiagnosticsStudy")
This will create the relevant files in your package.
The next step is to rename the generic name of the package ‘SkeletonCohortDiagnosticsStudy’ into something more meaningful to identify your study such as ‘CandidateHypertensionCohorts’. One way of doing this is to use Notepad ++ find and replace ‘SkeletonCohortDiagnosticsStudy’ with a name for your study. Also change the ‘SkeletonCohortDiagnosticsStudy.Rproj’ to your study name ‘CandidateHypertensionCohorts.Rproj’.
Now you may install your package and execute the study.
Start with the skeleton cohort diagnostics study package is here. Manually populate the CohortToCreate.csv file with the atlasId, cohortId and cohortName. In most cases atlasId = cohortId and should be an integer. cohortName is a meaningful name to identify your cohorts.
Next - create a new folder called ‘sql’ in the ‘inst’ folder and put all your SQLs. The sql file should be named to match the cohortId e.g. if the cohortId is 1232 then the sql file should be 1232.sql. Optionally, you can also add the cohort json in another folder in ‘inst’ folder of your package called ‘cohorts’. The names of the cohorts should be the same as the sql files, except they will end with .json instead of .sql.
If your cohorts have inclusion-rules, then you will have to create a file called ‘InclusionRules.csv’ and populate it as shown in this example:
| cohortName | ruleSequence | ruleName | cohortId |
|---|---|---|---|
| 14907 | 0 | With no history of gastrointestinal hemorrhage | 14907 |
| 18349 | 0 | Gender is male | 18349 |
| 18350 | 0 | Gender is male | 18350 |
| 18350 | 1 | Metabolic disease at any time | 18350 |
| 18352 | 0 | With gastrointestinal hemorrhage at some point | 18352 |
Now you may install your package and execute the study.
The Cohort Diagnostics package has an examplePackage that may be used to understand the structure of a study package.
See Vignette on ‘Running Cohort Diagnostics’ on how to connect cohort diagnostics to CDM and creating cohort table.
In the extras folder of your study package will be a CodeToRun.R file. Please update the conectionDetails object as described in the vignette on ‘Running Cohort Diagnostics’. Also the page based on your local configuration information.
Run the entire script.